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by runamok 7y ago
I mean is there a chance they were infected later? E.g. they thought source A caused it but in reality Source B ten days later did?
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by runamok 7y ago
Exactly. You can't have it both ways: make it easy to remember the user/pass and also make it easy to login remotely.
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by runamok 7y ago
Moscone actually but I like your take. ;-) Bsides SF too and I was there. They reminded people to take precautions but you know...
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by runamok 7y ago
At bsides this year they showed exactly that. It does not appear he's uploaded slides yet but here is link to session: https://bsidessf2020.sched.com/event/Ybgu/break-crypto-like-... He said he was going to c
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by runamok 7y ago
Yeap basically you should do your long runs slowly and more or less fasted. It sucks and sometimes you crash but it helps train you to burn fat more efficiently. You still want to carbo load before your long (20+) race...
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by runamok 7y ago
Even easier you can use the "bang" commands in DDG when you do wish to use Google, e.g. !g. E.g. "search something !g". Stopping using Google by default is a big deal if enough people do it.
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by runamok 7y ago
How about offering support in all the countries and time zones a world-wide rollout would require? That's not trivial.
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by runamok 7y ago
Yeap. The oil change franchises pay minimum for a reason. One just removed and lost the oil change plastic door under the car and another forgot to put the cap on which led to me spraying oil on my engine on the highway and a lot of smoke..
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by runamok 7y ago
Right. It should be trivial when instituting a change that would trigger an event like this to take inventory that the required instances are available.
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by runamok 7y ago
It seems strange no one in this thread has mentioned thermal limitations of such a thin and light design. True current CPUs are more energy efficient than those in the past but you are still going to get throttled when the machine is workin
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by runamok 7y ago
I find this confusing. If he was so sure of his imminent death why not do the same thing in a hospital room where you had a chance of survival. Unless he had this sense multiple times and was finally right this time...
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by runamok 7y ago
There are definitely some odd things you need to do with page rules to get it working properly with https but it is possible. I'd ping CF support or Google it.
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by runamok 7y ago
Yup. We could argue every bit of marketing is evil. So much of it is targeted at children or people that are otherwise easy to convince to buy shit they probably don't need, and based on US retirement savings, probably can't affor
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by runamok 7y ago
Thank you very much for adding the necessary color on my one liner!
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by runamok 7y ago
And they actively prevent nurse practitioners and nurses from performing many functions they're perfectly capable of doing.
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by runamok 7y ago
You're not wrong but this is a pretty heavy "nature" argument vs. "nurture". No kid is being raised in isolation of their culture. I'd assume there would be strong correlation to being exposed to movies and TV
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by runamok 7y ago
Not necessarily. You could keep the reader a smaller size and scale it up only if needed.
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by runamok 7y ago
I am becoming certain that every company will get penetrated at some point. E.g. a poorly configured WordPress box... What happens next is what matters. Least privilege, prevent east west movement, logging aggregation with anomaly detection
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by runamok 7y ago
? WAF stands for web application firewall... You don't equate a WAF with a hardware firewall? Just not understanding...
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by runamok 7y ago
You are way off on your self-eval. You actually fall into advanced if I am understanding you lifted almost 2.5x your bodyweight... https://strengthlevel.com/strength-standards/deadlift/kg
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by runamok 7y ago
The article rang true for me in that I am the asshole to some people but I don't start out an asshole. I just get impatient after explaining or documenting something 10 times and people ignoring it. I still want to minimize that bad ka
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by runamok 7y ago
Right. The current philosophy is to outsource anything that isn't your core competency. There used to be a path from lowly janitor/stocker/etc. to the executive suite but that route has largely closed. Your comment reminded m
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by runamok 7y ago
Not an index fund but Motif let's you buy a basket of securities with different "themes". I have always thought investing in companies based on the ratio of worker salaries to C level salaries would be very interesting.
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by runamok 7y ago
True. The idea that Disney would allow this is doubtful to me: > Disney puts a blockbuster like Avengers Endgame on its platform the same day it opens in theaters. Limiting distribution, sure... Though again they would be losing a lot
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by runamok 7y ago
I've gone to ultras. You really need to have a range for the elites vs. everyone else. It's a very inclusive sport and you have participants that are fairly overweight even. Based on what I recall from my college track days where
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by runamok 7y ago
The tickets are pricier than that. $25 for students and $40 adults... https://makerfaire.com/bay-area/BUY-TICKETS/
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by runamok 7y ago
It obviously depends on how many files we are talking about but copying files to a new bucket in the same region will not cost that much. You could definitely make the case to AWS that you don't want to pay since they are removing a f
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by runamok 8y ago
If he is walking 10 miles a day that's ~1000 calories. Assuming he needs another 1500-ish how is it possible to eat 2000+ calories in one sitting? I imagine in reality he is grazing on snacks/fruit all day or something but what do
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by runamok 8y ago
Much more expensive in comparison.
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by runamok 8y ago
I disagree. If you disagree with an actor's moral/political/ethical/what have you stance you can choose not to engage with them economically as a form of criticism and embargo. Saying 'everyone's money is green

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